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Ordinance Number
1982-1
Adopted Date
01/06/1982
Ordinance Type
Comprehensive Plan
Entity Name
Unincorporated County
Subject
Land Use Element of Comprehensive Plan
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1-8-82 <br />LAND USE ELEMENT <br />INTRODUCTION <br />The Land Use Element of the Indian River County <br />Comprehensive Plan sets forth the County's policies for its <br />long-range physical development. <br />The Land Use Element consists of statements of <br />development objectives, standards and principles with <br />respect to the most desirable use of land within the county <br />for residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural <br />purposes. <br />LAND USE OBJECTIVES <br />Urban development shall be encouraged to fill in <br />available land closest to service areas of the county so as <br />to avoid "spot development." Lower density development <br />shall take place in areas having environmental sensitivity <br />and in areas outside planned service. <br />Incompatible land uses should be separated from one <br />another.. Where they do abut, appropriate physical or <br />natural buffers should be established. <br />GENERAL- LAND USE POLICIES <br />COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL <br />All areas of commercial/industrial development shall be <br />located in a compact manner to discourage strip development <br />patterns which negatively affect the aesthetic quality, <br />safety, land use patterns and traffic handling capacity of <br />the transportation system. <br />E <br />
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